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Hourly wage
frecklyleopard
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I'm wondering if anyone can help to confirm my hourly wage. My monthly salary before tax is £1316 and I work 35 hours a week. I calculate that at £8.67 an hour, which is below minimum wage I believe? Can anyone confirm that before I take it to my boss.
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Assuming you are 25 (or older) AND that you get paid holiday then minimum wage from April 2020 is £8.72 an hour0
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if salaried at £1316 then that is £15792py
262 work days in 2020(5 day week) 7hr days = £8.61ph
as the number of working days a month can be different you will be under min 8 months months
it should be min wage per pay period not average over multiple pay periods.
20 £9.40
21 £8.92
22 £8.55
23 £8.17Time Period Number of Working Days Jan. 1-31 23 Feb. 1-28 20 March 1-31 22 April 1-30 22 May 1-31 21 June 1-30 22 July 1-31 23 August 1-31 21 September 1-30 22 October 1-31 22 November 1-30 21 December 1-31 23 0 -
Definitely monthly salary, not 4-weekly?
Definitely working 35 hours a week (not, working 32.5 and get half an hour for lunch, for example)?Excuse any mis-spelt replies, there's probably a cat sat on the keyboard0 -
I get paid on the 20th of each month and work 5 days a week 9-5 with and hours unpaid lunch0
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This seems like an oversight, it's £180 a year difference, not something employers would deliberately try to save really in the grand scheme; mention it to HR0
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they need to either top up your monthly rate to 23 days pay at min wage so no month goes under min wage.
or pay variable on the number of days in the month
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